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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-15

l. HE JOINING Il AsHI0Na
HINTS ABOUT YOUR NEW DRESS.
HOW TO GET PRACTICAL IDEAS
WHAT A WINDOW DISPLAY TEAcHKs
woman win instinctively shop outside the window
Of No. l11s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Drspsd there just they might be worn are Dress
cannot but stop and admire them One pattern IL of
Olive Green Cancels HAIR the Skirt Of zebr, Stripe Of
two shades of Green with nne TER. Gotta inss Just
sufacient to help the effect; $500 is the price.
Another pattern ct el30O has Navy Blue Serge
Skirt and Body. with Plaid ovsrskirt of Navy and
Cadet Blue; Black Polk Dots at inserv.,. produce
novel effect You'll admire the $500 pattern: it's Of
Plaid worsted Faille Navy Ground and Golden Brown
Plaid).
As12.oo pattern Of English Tweed win catch your
eye The Skirt Ii Brown and Plum Color Check with
wide stripes the overdress and Basque withou. the
stripe; it's pretty dress pattern The last pattern wen
quote here is of Plum satin Rhadsme, with Brown
Velvet Skirt tn Raised Plush Figure on Pink Ground
"a poor description Of beautiful pattern): it's cheap
for s24oO
The variety Of colors and the richness Of materials
Of the sI19 Silk Pushes will likely make you buyer
The cards displayed also have valuable information
We quote some Of them:
you ARE INVITED
To the exhibition in the Silk Department. OF high
priced Imported Dress Novetiea Che coors are too
delicate TO display herel"
BLACK SILKS
Prices. so.ss sl2s sL3s s14s SLIGO sl9s s225
Notice below fac simile Of the written guarantee
given Ton application with all Black silksr YOU'LL
SEE IT IN THE WINDOW.
DRESS PATTERNS
One advantage Of the Dress Patterns offered by the
PALAIs ROYAL is that NO TWO ARE ALIKE Other
advantages are that you save time. money. and
patience"
YOU DON'T SEE
in the window any display Of Wraps: but it's fact
that some genuine Imported English Walking Jackets
have lust been received. They are Of Broadcioth in
all colora The satin-lined Sleeves the finish the At
the something you can't define. tells you eioquently-
they're real English. s9.4s each The American
made in imitation are really wonderful; they have
Tapped seams and the material and finish is apparently
English; they're s5.es each. People with money to
spare should buy their Seal Plush Wraps and Jackets
now. warm-weather prices quoted. The Short Seal
Jackets with long fronts and bell sleeves attractive
and fashionable. The Astrakhan Jackets and vistes
viii be fashionable you may Judge BY the quantities
and variety on view at the
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IMMENSE PuacHAsE In NAPKINS.

Having consummated the purchase of l. 200
dozen Bleaihed German Linen Dsinask Nap
kins very, very cheap We snail y sale
Monday morning, October Ia, the following
traordlnlry barga MS;
1000 Dozen size hxx, Full Bleache German
ished, pure linen fOer. saltwater beached,
warranted perfect IN every respect, and unQues.
tfonabiy the best moneys worth possible to
los dozen j. Napkins. eoc. per dozen.
d30 dozen NapSins q per dozen
2g5 dozen = Napkins, ; 20 per 4, zen.
100 dozen y Napkins sl- 80 per dozen.
100 dozen - NapsiHs, u z . per dozen.
This Is the hrst time THESE qualities have ever
been offered at these low prices
GERMAN LINEN TABLE DAMASKS.
We shall also offer the following great bar
gains in Irish aud German Linen Table Dam
so pieces GA and SO inch Irish Loom Dam.
asks, extra quality. large variety Of attractive
patterns,
ONLY 5Oo PER YARD.
25 pieces 74-inch Cream German Linen Table
Damasks, beautiful patterns. extra quality,
ONLY 81 PER YARD.
% pieces ~ inch Bleached German Double
Damssk Table Linens. In Q choice variety Of
entirely new patterns,
ONLY o. PER YARD.
Most complete stock OF Linens and House.
keeping Goods yet shown In tubs city.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
OILS Cor. 18th and sts NV.
HEAVY CUSTOM-MAnE RAG CARPET. 2
II cents yard Best quality two-ply Ingram Carpe
~ sf fsnss yard 74s and 74 Rt az y +. a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w AN 1EJl--Ol1 OA41ONC
WA.NTxD BY a iogNe LADY FosITIoN as
p:. sS y. xs.. Mss 6. il
v! for CO0ts ca.m6srhsidA, W.ilrs.s; L.uadst,s
s;;aa, S Sssi:aa' ' * SsooHss ! J sSIseEss
WsSrsp6SSSoyN 10y .,s caS S sn1 aPU Us5
x Dic sS sa:s: Si sss
S roe sec S MIA. .SD
Y SssSSSSs S; ( s. .isy
w obtain eomDstent ssry.nss and help, I'll de.crp
90 sYs .sSs' s:: e. is:s;
WAITED BIZ oRNTLINAN sTUDYIN0
S.d sa: saSs
ss.e ee S 2snn'' good CLERK
WANTED-BYA YOUNG LADY. RAPID WRITER
81 s !. Ant
WANTED-BY A SENIOR sTUDENT IN PHAR-
Wv macy position In drug store; thrse year., expe-
Renee; 6sst Of rsfersnca Address Dnu1A Sol 5:t
WANTED EMPIoYMENT FROM Q AN; 70 8
Nv pm by esntlen,An who wishes 70 employ his
4 p: iz5S coreS Ssa' j. '''' Oh '''H' oiS.5..
w good hand, position copytst or 70 DO clerical
Work Address NJ. d.. star I'm Q. ol5-St'
WANTED-wAsHfNG AND IRONING TO DO.
Any one Wishing TO put their washing out can .p-
ply to zo39 Q st. NV, West Washington It
WANTED-SITUATION BY RELIABLE COL
w ored mxn. from Cats ILL n. Y, driver tor doc
tor nurse to invalid or drug store; stu.tons OF AL
kinds obtained COLUMBIA BUSINESS AGENCY.
~! Eth ST.. opposite Paais Royal IL
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR FIVE WHITE
W cooks, four white cLambernaids. . Swede lady's
maid, hat white AID three colored cham
permaids: III Al 81, Nat Emp Bureau. IT.
WANTED-PLACE AS WAITER AND ASSISTANT:
Address HON AID UNIVERSITY, Columbia Business
Agency. 400 18th st. posite Pxlais Royal Posi-
tons and situations Of 81 kinds. IT.
WANTED-sITUATIONA AS LADl 8 COMPANION
nya young lady Why s,n giye he 5es 81 Guy re-
Office. ol4-2t
WANTED-A POSITION AS ASSISTANT BOOK
w keeper, or IS clerk in attorneys Office. BY
young man Of 1S not afraid Of work. Address Y ID
st. ne o14-2r
WANTED-KNOwNY YOU CAN aE HELP OF ANY
w kind, Cooks, Nurses Maids LAundre,ses, Drivers,
h0d-carrters, Oyster-shcckers. &c. nt FENM lCks 4
SUTkkk's LABOR BUREAU, at Once J. r. GULL
WANTED-BY WHITE GIRL A SITUATION
w for plain sewing and assist in chamber work p
nrst-class family. Apply 1t 722 goth st n " o13-3t
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL,
w with Jest Of reierences situation ~ nurse in .
nrst.cisas family. Gall or address 40 st .. q
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-NOvEMBERl 1. BIZ IHREK ADULTS
Bliek House between "a and 18Th sts, penn.yiiSDt
Address WOMEN. Star Once. oi5.ds.
WANTED-TO RENT F r SMALL FAMILY. A
w moderate sized Furnished House in northwest:
state particulars Address Box As, Star Office. ol53'
WANTED TO RENT-A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE
w without basement in rood neighborhood on Capt.
tol Hill or GeorKetown BILE rent; would Ouy 1t
investment PRICES state street aud humber aud low
est terma DIAL ION. star office. olo-3ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE BRICK o Z.
be good-.lzed lot and not $4,000 in price Adj
dress h. +. j., Star othce. olo-3t
WANTED-BY NOVEMBER I, AN UNFUR-
w nished House, not exceeding eight rooms mod
nnps west Of 18th st. and south OF L. Address /. o.
H. Star Office. ol5-:Sts
WANTED-FOR Cash SIX OR SEvEN-ROOM
w House, northwest or Mt. Pleasant. Address, Civ
Ing price, street. number and size OF lot Box A. Star
office. ol4-3ts
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE MORT INVEST.
w Ten Thousand dollars or less. Address HENRY
EDWARDS, Star Office. ol4-3ts
WANTED-sMALL PIECE OF IMPROVED OR
$1,000. for which want sf trade hsHdsome pair %
young horses carriage and harness. paying the diff
ference in cash Address H. w. C., Star Office. ol33t
WANTED-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, ADULTS,
w fully furnished house for the guod oca-
ton for select boArders or lodxsrs address l0l6
10th st. NV. ol3-3ts
~ ANTED-DIRECT FROM owNERs HOUSES
" and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
pense Rents collected: Estates manasel Insurance
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON
jel3 1913 r st. Adjoining sun Building.
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New IMPORTED Wars.
sEAroy PERRY.


sEAroS PERRY.
tsuccesor TO PERRY & BRorHER)
NEW SEAL Plush sACoUEs. ALL SIZES. AT s2a
ELEatNT SEAL PLUSH yIsITES AND WRAPS
NEW SEAL PLtsH JACKETS FROM $40 TO seo.
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN CLOTH JACKETS,
MARKETS. AND WRAPS FROM Is 10 seo.
GENUINE CAMEL'S HAIR AND FRENCH BROCHE
sHAMLS, SILK CHuDDA AND CASHMERE
. sHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY.
NOVELTIES TuS ~ HY I SCOTCH PLAID AND
so INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSH, OF MY
Own INFORMATION, AT S12 PER YARD.
"A INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL Pushes AT g. so
NEW Sn6 SIA Z 70 A 81 coLoRED AsrRAkHANs.
NEW aiLsx9SL b1AeoNMs AND BEAVERS,
FOR ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS
NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS AND Scotch CHEW
SPECIAL BARGAIN. IN so INCHES WIDE. ALL
INGS, AT si PER YARD.
MN MN FRENCH BRoADCLoTHs. AT 81 AND $3.50
NEM ALL WOOL SCOTH PLAIDS.
IMMENSE STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCY FRENCH
PpFR BE PABklCs, RANGING FROM soc. TO s3
81 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
r.,.,,,., Pennsylvania ave-. cor 9th St
H. SIZE "GENESTAp WHITE BIANKErs
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CARHARr & Lr1Dy.
Successors to
w. ". BuRDETTE 4 CO..
92s SEVENTH AND FOG K STREET INV,
would respectfully announce that they
WILL OPEN
SATURDAY MORNING. AT O'CLOCK.
New Stock Of Goods bought for cash. consisting Of
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMM1Nas.
CARPETINGs. oIL-CLoTHs. &C., &C.. &c.
We will offer in the Hosiery Department. intro
ductory bargain. 2772 pairs of Ladies' full regular
made Hose, at lie. pair; regular price %. 30 and
35c
In the CURTAIN DEPARTMENT we offer:
IL Pairs Of Antique Curtains at s1.2: worth s225.
II Pairs at also; worth So
II Pairs. ~; worth $3.50.
IL Pairs at $50; worth $3.50
Anew Extra Fine Handmade Curtains at ss: worth
s1O.50.
Aspecial drive in Lace Bed Sets
A full line Of Fancy scrims, from to 37hc.
special drive in Corsets ct 6Oc; never sold less
than 75c.
In DRESS GOODS will offer:
In Plads very choice things At GOO to o. Per yard
36-inch Fancies at 5Oc..
54-inch S5c.
52-inch Plain Cloth at Soc The bigrest bsrxuin
ever offered
Special drives serses. Cashmeres in al the lead.
| ing shades
In Black Goods We mako speciality OF "priestley q
Co.'S" In all the leading fabrics such q silk Warn,
Henrietta. Melrose Drap Dc Alma All Wool Ravenna
kussan Grape. serseA and Fancy weavea.
In our silk Department We have full line Of black
colored and Fancy silks. vslvsts surahs. Rhadamsa
In our Linen Department ws win ofer special IN.
dpcsmsnts and al Of the other department, IN tn
house viii b. rsplete with bargains.
cARHART LEIDY,
Ths New ihiladelphia Store,
ols-4t sas 7th and 7oe 4 nv.
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$4,000 YDa o. ToscHos LAoz
4 recent ,udicious purchase enables Ms to
TWELVE THOUSAND YARDS
Of ans Torchon Lsces ss lower prices than eve
before named on like qualities and widths.
1000 yds IT &c. per yard
$500 ydA at &c. per yard.
5000 ydA ut 10c psr yard
1.5O0 d.. ct 12cH per yard
1750 yds. st lSc Per gard
I2j0 yds. ct csc. Per yHrd
To fscilitate selections we have divided the
lotA and viii place them on long center tsbles
MoDdsy, Octobsr IL.
Qfrst door: right Of main sntrsnce)
WOOD WARD LOTHRoP.
Cor. 18th and sta. NV.
CH1srz COvrHrD Dows p FLOWS
Monday morning we shall offer the following
'Drives' in Down Pllows:
Pillows Is in square. also
Pillows ~ In square. 400.
Pillows ~ la. square, %. Is.
n n q In IN : :Sasrs. 1873
Such low prices have never before been quoted
on these goods. Can be recovered with plain or
fancy silk and make an attractive ornament.
(lourth dvor)
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
Cor l1th and h sts. NV
Bio BARGAINS In BLaskrrs
An unrivaled blanket stock the largest and
best ever shown by ua Cominodious quarters
splendid hsht, and unsurpassed facilities for
showing gvods. We quote:
SO pairs ia medium weight Wool Blankets.
plenty large to tuck in at the sides.
ONLY CATS PER PAIR.
100 pairs lila Extra Fine Strictly All Wool
Blankets excellent weight,
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR.
We sold this blanket last season at &c. so per
pair and considered 1t good value. BY virtue Of
our receut 10 &c purchase we secured them
much lower. ana propose to give our customers
the benefit.
Eourth floor either elevatoE)
WOODWARD LOTHkOP.
Cor. 18th and sta NV.
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O-wIRE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET, 81
wool Ingram CARPET, IS cents yard. worth Ell 2S.
olo-2ts BLUM'S, 745 and TAI 9Th st. & q.
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Fl 4 4 I 4 4 f ssss
: - ILL I 4 Il ssss
ERR ERE 90 " a /
RRR o o Wy "A L
( 90 7 "a ILL.,
"a. LISNER, Prop)
OILS I'LL. 1119 Pa ave-

I ARGE SIZE BED COMFORTS, 4s CENTS
LA size Bed Comforts quilted with white cotton
slZo BLUM'S,
Olo-2ts 745 and TAT 9Th Al. a a.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IroR RENT-HANDsoME NEW STORE ROOM
Il 1882 14th St; tine cellar aud yard
sIklOkh LlEBERMANN,
o5-2w 1903 ST
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GsSrLKMrS,s HArs.

EKENCH DYING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
INC Is IAS,L i!. Laos New York avenue
uoo ANTON AND CAROLINE IEkcH
-. Formerly with 4. Fisehsr md Nason Yriesa
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England has q population Of four
hundred and eighty-ihree inhabitants
TO each square mile, besides thirty-six
cows and 'ffty-eight head Of other cat
tie, and three hundred and twenty-one
sheep TO each square mile. Texas has
81, 900 square miles Of territory. When
il has become as densely populated as
England, OF has four hundred and
eighty-three inhabitants 70 the square
mile, il viii have = population Of 81
s54. .000. or once and half of the entire
population Of the United States Al this
time And when their COWS and other
cattle are increased 20 the English stan
dard Of ninety-foar head per square
mile, and three hundred and twenty
one sheep. il vii certainly be 3 great
state. She viii then have Al .l1s 90
head Of cattle, about the same as all q
the United States now. and 40. .5S3 .op9
sheen, OF four times IS many IS we
now have IN all of our States and Ter
ritoriss- Wedo not appear % Be much
crowded yet Come On, good forezgn-
ers; but as anarchists and Communists
" neither spin nor do ihsy soE, Ue
have 10 room for them. Their best
use. like Msnhaden hzh, IL 70 MANURE
ths sol Fifh their cAressses.
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Irs EFFECT N OraEE LOCALITIES,
fFrom Bradsfrsst.l

fFrom Bradstrsst
At Chicago the construction Of the
Inter State Law by the railways resulted
in q heavy decline In east-bound ship
ments last week, the total dropping
from n 900 tons the week before 20 46.
Ooo. The grain rates 10 New YORK.. 26o.
per 100 lbs, are 80. less than everage
nominal winter rates. bat are really ct
present 80. higher per 100 lbs. than they
have been within Two months, amount
ing ts q practical advance Of 30 10 IS
psr cent. Tue action Of some heavy
shippers ct the vest in cembintBg to
''bunch their shipments" over one or
two roads creates the notion that eut
rates are being offered, and has tended
TO induce other lines 10 cher lover
rates.
The following exhibits the changes 10
rates on leading staples between Chlca-
90 and prominent western points. Ths
charges are per 100 peonds.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
~ rEE sAESNEsT eE rEn
merchants National Bank.

CEcURITIKs AND vAIUARLES
- tsn.aos ard PARCEfs q al kiRds re-
osfvea f0g safe kespinx md storeges
sahss anA Dspo 10 Bexes u HrRsGAR
yArI~ reatsa ~ feua - - 80 peF an
narn. aeocrtlng - Ena.
MoRrG AGE loans On real esssne o.
Lev rafs az lntsrss. and en ie2g tine.
fnterapi pAls ca messy from nDs %
aspas.i % daae e pAyEenA Rhs
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THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
Bark or SEATTLE.

DEPosTrs RECEIVED AND AC-
ccunta kept suAiect to check er erafI
RUYs ana sEIIs ExCHANGE On al
u-srSlFsal cities OF the UNITED STATES
aad EuRoPE
COLLECTIONS rereive special sttea-
ticn made Is lowest rates on All scoos-
sihie peinfa
LETTERS or CREDIT tssceA- avail
nhae IL al PARTS of the ~nria
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PnxRK (Dak.), April e6.-The evic-
ton Of the settlers from the Big Bend
has commenced, and q number have al
ready moved. The settlers were given
three days notice to 20. and II stlll on
the grounds at the expiration Of that
time. the military takes charge A poor
widow NAMED Ryan, Who had her ell In
vested, Was ordered Of. but, having no
means, the soldiers loaded her furniture
iato . wagon. placed the old lacy on
top, and cartsd her 10 the nearest sta
tion. TIE soldiers win remain three
weeks on ths Grow Greek reservation,
and the Government viii fence Q great
mart Of the land 40.
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sPAm THE PROPERTY.

PuRnz (Dak.), April 26-The United
States Marshal is in pursuit Of ten In
dians whe have been committing depre-
dataons in the wake Of the troops. II 10
reported from Fert Sully toniaht shat
the War Department las instructed
Oolouel Dodge 10 remove the settlers
forthwith. but TO destroy as little prop
erty aspossible.
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MmwAUxKE, April 26.-The funeral Of
Alexander Mitchell, which occurred a.
Sc. James Church today, vas made i'm
prsssive by the tremendous ooneourse
in attendance. The chancel OF the
church vas filed With floral offerings.
After tbe services In the church. which
we're brief, the remains we're taken 90
Forest Home Cemetery for iutsrment.
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sAs FRANcFsco. April &.-The Coro-
ner has decided 10 bold 90 iuvssiiRa-
ton 10 the case Of Mrs. OAroltne VIII
Iiams, Who, Il vas stated. had died from
the effects Of poison, and uhose esleis
q number % paFsona are claiming. Ihe
Corner e0ncluded that the knoWn fsei8
dld not warrant The thsoFy Of poisoning.
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LEAVING QUIETLY.

WAsHn0roa, April a6.-CommissioneE
Atkins, af the Indian Ofice, today re-
csived q telegram from Iodian Agent
Anderson, az the Crow Greek ReseFva.
tisu, In Dakesa, saying that che people
ordered away are leaving quietly. No
trouble is anticipated. The troops will,
however, remain for time.
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weaalas q Do. naslle creeasr.
segcssl ID ThlEsytwe Rsaas.

PrTrsBuRa. April 26.-The Psnnsyi-
vania Company has issued smother cir
eular diseontinuinq the sale Of tickets
over the Missouri Pacific and the other
Gould rosds. tha Chicago, Burlington a
Qaincy and its leased lines, and the
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 Sc. Paul. maxine,
IN ell. total Of thirty two roads IN the
West over which the Pennsylvania Com
pany have nov ceassd 10 sell through
tickets.
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ST. PKTKnssuRa. April 26.-fhs Gov
eFnnsuf has prevented The Russian ad-
mireFs OF General BOuianger ffom
sending him q sword of honor, on The
ground that snch an act would create
an erroneous impression 10 regard 20
the RasaiAn foreign policy. DfeReras
Foreign Minister, viii remain Ia oniee.
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eAM FRANo1soo. April B-There has
not been a wheat charter drawn m this
port 10 over three weeks, and u looks -
thOneh there would NOS Be another untu
there is g break IN wheat. which may
not occur until The end % the Bext fo1f
months. when all the season contrasts
will Be of aud will be oanoeiled by
actual delivery.
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NKx Yozx, April 26-Kate Fisher.
I6 years old. vas found olinging 10 the
spiies under the North Dock. at the foot
Of East Twenty eighth street this morn
ing. She said that she was dung into
the river By young Fufian who bad Ct
tempted TO assault hes, but being able
10 swim she managed 10 save her life.
She said she bad been In the water ten
hours.
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PAKrs, April 26 "A dispatch from Bar
lin says that Herbette yesterday pre-
sented TO Count Herbert Bismarok
complete statement Of the French side
Of the Schnaebelia case. Count Hsrbert
stated that the German Foreign Ofilce
had not vet received oil the dooumenta
bearing on the German side OF the case.
The dispatch also says that Il is report
al that Won PuitkAmer, Minister OF
Jastiee for Alsace LSFFaine, has been in
siruotsd 10 make an entirely fresh In
vealieation Of the affair.
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s0FIA. April "a pro Russian oon-
spiraey has been discovered here. sev-
eraI men Who formerly we're officers 10
she Bulgarian army, have been arrested
for aolive participation IN tbs new
movement.
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QuEBnc, April %. -Advices from The
Valley Of st. Maurice state that the dis
ease known as black fever. accompanied
BY diphtheria, is making horrible raw
sRes among the peeple at Mount Carl
boa. Ths family Of krsnch settler
named Antoine veaugsoi has been al
most destroyed. eight deaths having
taken place.
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CHIoAoo, April ga Nsias' Washing
ton special says that RobeFt Garrett
told q friend in BAlstHore on Saturday
that the sale Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 10 the Ives and StaynoF party
vas as good as settled; that although
their option expired on the 25th Of the
month. there would be no trouble about
the matter. and that the deal would be
all closed ap, the transfer Of property
made and be will be OF for Karope
within the next six weeks for q two
years. stav.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27

LosD0N. April 26 --DF. Parker has re-
eeived 30 many lettsFa urging him
against going 10 BROOKLYN In Jane, 10
condaot the memorial services IN honor
Of the Iats Henvy Ward BeeoheF, owing
20 fears that the heat may thsn be teo
excessive be has resolved 10 postpone
his visit until October.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27

San FHANorsoo, April Is, 2. m.-ls-
dioations for "A hours, commanding ~
4 .. NJ, April 9Th, for OEeRon and
Washington Territ0Tyi Fair weather,
with she exespti0n Of showers along TIE
coast from Portland noFtbward-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27

BOsTos. April 2s.-Dr. T. J. Grant.
tie notoFioas bieaEaist, died at the Cam
bridge itil shis morning after an Hines
of several daya. he was awaiting trial
for robbinn. and deseFtinR = Cambridge
LADY fmmeaiately after marriage. Other
charRes % : nimilaF nature we're sccu-
uulating aRsinst him Fapsdly.
VIII Be TRIED IN ChseaEe.
CEzcAoo. April 2s.-Judgs Tally th I
m7Tning ovsrruled q mosion FOR !
ehsnes of venue from Cook eoanty n
th boo ilsF eases a1d the tsials wi
ehsrsfoFs tzks plaoe IN C6iaaRo.
Amfi.ceereisn IN soalh Esaasa.
LoxDos. Aprll 2B. - Earl Spencer
spsakiDR - an anti eosFoi0u demon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27

OrTavA (Ontl. April IS 1t Il an.
nouneed a. probable thai the aaveFn-
ment will shortly totally prohibit the
Importation from Great Britain for z
yssr st leaas. In Consequence Of tha dAR-
ReF Of the introduction Of plenro- pneu-
monia into this country. The wisdom
and necessity Of thia step 10 Understood
90 have been admitted By the veserinaEy
Inspectors ef the ImpsFial eoveFnmena.